Do you have to hold the shift key down at the same time as the letter in order to get a capital letter?
37597
Yes, you hold the shift key down at the same time as the letter to get a capital letter.
37598
to be honest i don't know. i hated it so much i completely stopped using it after only 2 or three 3 days. it's bulky as hell too, so it's like carrying two phones that are glued together. i found that it was easier to just get used to the touchscreen keyboard.
2179327
Not that I know of. Adjusting to the slightly longer key travel took maybe 20 minutes. However the manufacturer was very responsive to me when I lost the tabs (they sent me new ones free). Give 'em a call!
1433969
Yes- and you can even do it with a capital C and the rest lowercase. I don't think you can spell it in all caps if that is what you are interested in.
1385109
I guess you could do it that way, depending on the design. I purchased 2 sets to try and avoid that problem. I also did a variation of designs and all liwer case or all capital letters. Hope this helps.
2020013
No, I can't type all the characters with both shift keys pressed down. For example 'T' doesn't work.
264903
Tintin, Look for a utility called "Sharpkeys". It's a simple to use freebie that will do what you're looking for. What the program does is reassign registry values for the keys you choose. You can make practically any key on the keyboard do what you want by simply pressing the key you want to remap then either choose from a list or press a corresponding key that you want to change to. Save the change and you're good to go. The utility is used by a lot of Eee owners to remap the 'up' arrow key so it becomes a 'shift' key (negating that long reach to the right for the actual shift key). If there's going to be a downside it's that you'll lose the down scroll that the key is currently mapped for (without pressing the Fn key). Cheers
1094123
You can have up to six keys pressed down at one time. If you have a PS/2 port on your motherboard you can use the USB to PS/2 adapter to get N-Key rollover, which means you can have an unlimited amount of keys pressed simultaneously, and they'll all be registered. Have a nice day!
873873
Yes. It makes it kind of awkward to get used to. If you do a lot of typing I suggest a different board. When first getting used to it I would hit the enter key or backslash a lot when going for the backspace.
1625566
They are prgramable with the ability to do more then one button at a time so you could program Ctrl+c to copy as a button. Only problem I had was making the shift key function as a programble button such as Ctrl but you can program the shift functions and it works with shift key then.
1747006
Yes, you can make them type strings of letters and numbers and choose the delay between each keystroke. Anything else you need to know?
1684115
You can use them at the same time. This keypad basically becomes part of the keyboard.
159419
Yes, they printed the letters deep (or put several clear layers above them). My replacement E sticker is wearing through, but I can still read the letter when I glance down. I seem to wear that key out first on every keyboard. Hehe. The stickers don't move, no matter how fast you type. Except my arrow keys are too slick and small. I gave up putting stickers there.
871560
Yes, at the top of keyboard in center window [Boxed "A"] will appear when caps lock is on.
981840
Yes, with the exception of the type removal / correction. I avoid using the correction key as the correction ribbon needs to be adjusted after a correction. This in turn means removing the black ribbon, and re-positioning it. By the time you are finished whatever you were typing is no longer acceptable.
1642777
Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy.
210821
There is an indicator on the top right, just above the Num Lock key that lights when the Caps Lock Button is pushed. It doesn't stay lit - it shows solid red when the Caps Lock is initiated and shows flashing red when it is reversed. So if you press the Caps Lock key - solid red shows you turned it on, flashing red shows you turned it off. Not all that useful IMO.
2076025
Not as far a I know in standard usage. I imagine if you have a program like AutoHotKey installed you could map something to an F key. It does have a Function key but it is for switching to lesser used characters. You can use things like chrome shortcuts instead like ctrl T or Ctrl shift T